The Chapel Of All Gods

Designed by the famous architect Lantis DeGage as a tribute to the Divine
during the early days of the Seleucarian Empire, the Chapel of All Gods was
destroyed during the War of the Deeps, when it was used as a refuge for
townsfolk from the nearby town of Thera. Lost for generations afterwards,
the chapel's ruins were eventually rediscovered in 455 AF by a small group
led by the archaeologist Duris. Since then, it has been restored to its
former glory after years of painstaking excavation and now stands once more
as a monument to the wonder of the Divine and a memorial to the lives that
were lost there.

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